The chairman of the Football Leagues Administration, Erez Kalfon, today (Sunday) addressed the head of the Police Operations Division, Superintendent Sigal Bar-Zvi, regarding the serious incidents of violence in recent days against football team owners - placing pig heads outside the house of Sharon Nisnov, owner of Hapoel Tel Aviv, And throwing stones at Barak Abramov, the owner of Bnei Yehuda.
"I expect the Israel Police to work tirelessly to eradicate this violent, criminal and shocking phenomenon," Kalfon wrote to Superintendent Sigal Bar-Zvi. Outside the stadium, a real response will be given by the police force.
The chairman of the administration added: "Barak Abramov was forced to stay in the stadium and left only after a while and in accordance with the coordination and guidance of the security forces, through a side gate.
"After he left, after such coordination, he encountered fans who chased after his car, which was even stoned, in sights reminiscent of events that are certainly not related to the football fields."
Kalfon concluded in his letter to the police: "The commitment of all of us to protect the owners of the groups from violence they experience due to their being in this position.
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